"54mm Imaginations: the Attack on Stretchenheim" Topic

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Skull and Crown	21 Sep 2016 9:55 p.m. PST
Attack on Strechenheim 1704: The Grand Duchy of Hypzig brings its grand army to bear on the city of Stretchenheim.The Baron of Gryphonsberg, in alliance with Stretchenheim forces have built up defenses, ready to beat off the aggressors. The Advance Commences Undaunted by the defenses and guns, and the fact that the enemy was near equal in strength (because I was sleepy and forgot to move troops around before the battle started) the Advance commenced, with their guns giving what for,into the enemy's ranks. This was the second 54mm imaginations battle I ran at Pacificon game convention this year. Great turn out, and fun was had by all. Well, the attacking right flank took a clobbering, but everyone else I think. For more on the battle and lots of pics, storm over to my blog skullandcrown.blogspot.com Cheers and thanks for taking a gander!
Editor in Chief Bill	21 Sep 2016 10:00 p.m. PST
Direct link: link Where do you get the figures?
Skull and Crown	21 Sep 2016 10:26 p.m. PST
Editor Bill- I make them! These models will be up on my webstore in a couple of weeks, but my Wooden Wars lines of 80mm models are currently available skullncrown.com Cheers! Thomas
Rdfraf	22 Sep 2016 6:36 a.m. PST
Wow! These look great!
Frederick	22 Sep 2016 7:14 a.m. PST
He does make them – and they are very great! Fantastic looking battle
Ed von HesseFedora	22 Sep 2016 7:25 a.m. PST
Excellent! That really looks like fun. I dug around on your site and love all of the paraphernalia you've made for the game, such as the batons and fall-back templates. And I (eventually) saw that you are using a variant of Warmaster; would love to see your variant. Cheers, Ed
Skull and Crown	22 Sep 2016 7:55 a.m. PST
Thanks gents- Ed, I'd be happy to share my rules variants with you, just send me a PM, or drop me a line at woodenwars1815(at)gmail.com The rules are still a work in progress, but work pretty well, especially for conventions. I'm currently working on my own rules which will get a bit more of the flavor of WSS/GNW feel to them. Cheers, Thomas